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How can a pope deal with a superpower that invokes the apocalypse?...
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On September 1, the vice president of the United States sat down with an Evangelical podcaster and discussed the end of the world in the tone of a man working through a policy question....
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Have we so forgotten who we are, as a people and as a Church within this people, that we have come to this?...
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The recent SSPX schism spotlights a subtler struggle between Rome and American liturgical traditionalism, a movement small in numbers yet strategically influential, using new media, selective appeals to tradition and unresolved disputes over Vatican II to pressure the papacy....
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Over the past decade, the New York Archdiocese has sold assets, merged parishes, reduced budgets with layoffs, and restructured health care and retirement systems in order to absorb the financial shock of abuse litigation....
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Against the idolatry of the nation...
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I wrote a few months ago how Pope Leo XIV “Needs No Divisions.” His election augured a pretty clear opportunity to move past the culture wars and give an alternative to the brutishness of the Trump era. But those who do need divisions have told us they won’t go...
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I will be blunt: a genocidal war criminal—who speaks explicitly about his aggressive intentions to re-conquer the countries that freed themselves from the atheistic Soviet yoke—was welcomed on American territory and given red carpet treatment....
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The U.S.-born pope faces a different United States....
How can a pope deal with a superpower that invokes the apocalypse?...
On September 1, the vice president of the United States sat down with an Evangelical podcaster and discussed the end of the world in the tone of a man working through a policy question....
Have we so forgotten who we are, as a people and as a Church within this people, that we have come to this?...
The recent SSPX schism spotlights a subtler struggle between Rome and American liturgical traditionalism, a movement small in numbers yet strategically influential, using new media, selective appeals to tradition and unresolved disputes over Vatican II to pressure the papacy....
Over the past decade, the New York Archdiocese has sold assets, merged parishes, reduced budgets with layoffs, and restructured health care and retirement systems in order to absorb the financial shock of abuse litigation....
Against the idolatry of the nation...
I wrote a few months ago how Pope Leo XIV “Needs No Divisions.” His election augured a pretty clear opportunity to move past the culture wars and give an alternative to the brutishness of the Trump era. But those who do need divisions have told us they won’t go...
I will be blunt: a genocidal war criminal—who speaks explicitly about his aggressive intentions to re-conquer the countries that freed themselves from the atheistic Soviet yoke—was welcomed on American territory and given red carpet treatment....
The U.S.-born pope faces a different United States....